Park Tool IB-3 I-Beam Mini Fold-Up with Chain Tool

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Park Tool IB-3 I-Beam Mini Fold-Up with Chain Tool
By: Park Tool

Average Rating: 3.0 Total Reviews: 2

Features:

A complete take-along tool I-Beam technology with a full complement of emergency tools: 1.5 hex wrench, 2 hex wrench, 2.5 hex wrench, 3 hex wrench, 4 hex wrench, 5 hex wrench, 6 hex wrench, 8mm hex wrench
T25 star driver, Straight blade screw driver, Composite wrapped tire lever, two spoke wrench sizes

Product Description:

A complete take-along tool combining our award winning I-Beam technology with a full complement of emergency tools. Spoke wrench size: One size equal to SW-0, black, for 3.23mm nipples. Second size equal to SW-2, red, for 3.45mm nipples

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Reviews

No Phillips? rating

by: on: 12-Jun 2009

It's commendable a tire lever & chain breaker are included, which gives it an extra star; but I see no reason why a Phillips bit was not included considering the fact deraileurs are adjusted solely by a Phillips. A complete set of hex bits is overkill if a major bit, such as a Phillips, is left out. A bike generally only requires three hex bits, not six or seven as this has.

A Tweener

by: on: 16-May 2008

I got this as a do-everything tool that would replace the separate mini-tool and tire levers I carry, plus add a chain tool. It does, but it is considerably larger and heavier than the IB-1 and larger than the IB-2 (which adds a T-25 Torx wrench, which is unnecessary for a road bike). So the question is whether carrying a chain tool is worth it to you, and for me, although I like the idea of having a chain tool, I've never actually broken a chain after thousands of miles of riding. (And if you are a Shimano person and don't carry an extra pin, having a chain tool is useless.) I do like the Park mini-tools; this one just may be more tool than is necessary to carry IF you maintin your bike well.

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